Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...speaker defended the protective tariff as a permanent Republican policy and referred briefly to the Republican record of economy in his closing remarks...
...Presidential elections are not horse races; it is not absolutely essential to bet on the winner. It seems strange that I should have to call this to your attention because you seem able to distinguish differences between the Republican and Democratic Parties. To find these delicate disharmonies would seem to require discrimination of a high order, and I should have supposed that this ability could be applied in other fields...
...Republican Party, its ranks rent by division, daily losing the confidence of countless thousands of thoughtful business men, presents an opportunity every individual interested in the security, and prosperity of America can take advantage of by supporting Democracy's leader, Mr. John W. Davis. The election of John W. Davis would result in the restoration of confidence through which constructive measures may be taken for the development of the commercial and industrial life of the Nation. "James M. Curley, "Mayor of Boston...
Believing a large part of the membership of the present Harvard Republican and Democratic clubs to be leaning toward La Follette at this time, the new club voted to accept for the next five days as members only ex-members of one of the two older political clubs. After Saturday the club membership will be thrown open to the entire University and anyone may join. In the debate on this measure on the floor of the meeting it was freely predicted that dozens of members could be drawn from either of the other clubs with slight effort...
Invitations have been extended by Miss Ida Craven, President of the Wellesley Forum, to G. P. Morehouse '25, President of the Harvard Democratic Club, and J. W. Wadsworth '25, President of the Harvard Republican Club, to address the Forum on Tuesday, October...